The rally asserted the importance of the midterm election on November 3, which will decide the composition of the U.S. House and Senate.
The city Harbor Commission supported pursuing an alternative to the wading pool with input from the Chumash community.
The “edge computing center” company Global Stack is on the agenda for the showgrounds’ board meeting.
The child was transported to Cottage Hospital after being struck in the crosswalk on Sunday.
Wildlife officers seized and released 28 lobsters, including 16 under legal size, that were illegally taken before the start of spiny lobster season.
Deeply rooted in bringing back cinema to the Valley.
The investigation involved partnering with the Santa Maria Police Department to serve a warrant to the owner who the agency had “multiple issues” with over several years.
Music & Meditation: Clarinetist Nancy Mathison & Pianist Antonio Artese
Fri, Oct 23 2:00 PM
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Mon, Oct 19 7:00 PM
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Get Out the Vote Night @ SOHO, Music Performance by Loyal Defense Workers
Tue, Oct 20 7:00 PM
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Teflon Comedy/Non-Schtick – Evening of Comedy
Wed, Oct 21 6:30 PM
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Best Fest: A Celebration of the Best of Santa Barbara® Readers’ Poll 2026
Thu, Oct 22 5:30 PM
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Solvang Haunted House and Street Fair
Fri, Oct 23 5:30 PM
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Beth Amine’s 20th Anniversary Wildcat Dance Variety Show
Fri, Oct 23 7:00 PM
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Casa de la Raza Fundraiser: Brasscals! with DJ Darla Bea
Fri, Oct 23 9:00 PM
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Picnic in the Cemetery: A Live Historical Event
Sat, Oct 24 10:30 AM
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ON the Stage Oh, Rickie Lee! You are still the coolest cat in Coolville, although, as you noted at your
Food & Drink
How a third-generation South African of Indian descent took over a Santa Barbara pizza empire.
Living
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Sports
The Chargers will host first place Fillmore next week.
Real Estate
A 1909 elephant escape is only one part of Palm Avenue’s history.
